Useful ratio presets
Choose Square, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 or 9:16, or enter a custom ratio from 1:1 to 100:100.
Crop up to 25 JPEG, PNG or WebP images to a standard or custom aspect ratio. Choose the focus position, keep the input format and optimise every output directly in your browser.
JPEG, PNG or WebP · Up to 25 images · 25MB per image
Choose one ratio for a consistent batch and decide which area should remain visible. ImageOptimise removes the excess edges and then applies the approved codec for the original format.
Choose Square, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 or 9:16, or enter a custom ratio from 1:1 to 100:100.
Protect the top, centre, bottom, left or right area instead of applying a blind centre crop to every image.
Cropping removes pixels from the edges without distorting faces, products, graphics or screenshots.
The cropped result keeps its JPEG, PNG or WebP format and is re-encoded with the approved optimisation settings.
Settings lock while a batch is active, so every image follows the same crop rule.
Select a standard or custom crop ratio, then choose which part of every image should remain visible.
Drag supported files into the tool or browse your device. Cropping and optimisation begin automatically.
Check original and output dimensions, file sizes and the genuine size change, then download individually or as one ZIP.
The crop tool keeps the source format and re-encodes the selected native-resolution area with a suitable codec. This protects transparency where the input format supports it.
JPEG output uses progressive MozJPEG quality 77 after cropping, providing the same tested visual-quality and file-size balance as the approved compressor.
PNG output remains lossless at its new dimensions. Transparent pixels are preserved and the generated PNG is processed with OxiPNG.
WebP output uses libwebp quality 80 with full alpha quality, supporting photographs, graphics and transparent content.
Cropping changes composition by removing pixels outside the chosen ratio. A wide photograph cropped to a square can remove a substantial part of the original pixel area, while an image already close to the selected ratio may change only slightly.
ImageOptimise keeps the selected crop at native pixel resolution and then uses format-specific encoding. The focus position controls which edge is removed first. Results vary by source ratio, chosen ratio, image detail and source encoding.
Keep original master files separately. Review important cropped images before replacing production assets, especially where exact print dimensions, colour profiles or metadata matter.✓The selected output ratio is applied without stretching.
✓The chosen focus position controls which area remains visible.
✓The original JPEG, PNG or WebP format is retained.
✓File-size changes are reported honestly, including an unusual larger result.
A consistent aspect ratio makes galleries, cards, campaigns and product grids easier to design without browser-side clipping.
Create square, landscape or portrait crops while choosing where the important subject remains.
Standardise product-image ratios so catalogue grids align cleanly across mixed source photography.
Prepare campaign images to one consistent shape before adding them to an email platform.
Crop article and service images to predictable card ratios without relying on CSS clipping.
Create consistent display copies while retaining separate original master files.
Apply one ratio and focus rule to a mixed batch and download every result together.
The browser decodes, crops and re-encodes supported images on your device. Image bytes, filenames and crop settings are not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
Important details about ratios, focus position, optimisation and privacy.
Yes. After high-quality cropping, JPEG uses MozJPEG quality 77, PNG uses lossless OxiPNG processing and WebP uses libwebp quality 80 with full alpha quality.
No. The tool removes excess pixels from the edges to reach the chosen aspect ratio. It does not stretch or upscale the selected area.
Yes. Choose Custom and enter whole-number width and height ratio values from 1 to 100, such as 5:4 or 21:9.
The nine-position grid decides which area remains visible when pixels must be removed. For example, Top centre protects the upper middle area, while Centre removes edges evenly.
Yes. Transparent content remains supported when cropping PNG and WebP images. JPEG inputs remain JPEG and do not contain transparency.
Most meaningful reductions in dimensions will also reduce file size, but results depend on the source and format. Any larger result is reported honestly rather than described as a saving.
No edge pixels need to be removed. The image still passes through the approved optimisation path, and the original is retained if the candidate is not smaller.
You can process up to 25 JPEG, PNG or WebP images per batch, with a maximum individual file size of 25MB.
Select a ratio and focus position, then add up to 25 images from your device.